Everyone will appreciate the anger from PMB during the media chat on the level of hatred that these guys had for this country.
Executive rascality just to insulate themselves from the people.
Working with rogue elements just to listen to our calls, working with “great marketer” just to snoop and desecrate websites.
Was it not cheaper to have served the people and render these rogue elements useless? A clueless leader took the nation into a one chance bus.

When you think you have and heard it all, another bombshell explodes

President Buhari and his APC cheerleaders have finally succeeded in their efforts to turn Nigeria into a Banana Republic in record time.
1. Under Buhari’s rule, we have gone from being the largest economy in Africa to being an also poorly ran economy.
2. Nigeria was once the fastest growing economy in Africa. Just 8 months ago. Nigeria is no longer in the top 10.
3. The Naira has lost more than 40% of its value in the 8 months that Buhari has ruled Nigeria. 40%!!!
4. President Buhari himself announced that he would not respect court judgements that goes against his beliefs. We are officially lawless.
5. President Jonathan set up a public healthcare architecture that turned Ebola into the epidemic that never happened in Nigeria, of course with the heroic efforts of the late Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh and her colleagues, and we lost only 3 Nigerians to Ebola. Lassa Fever has killed over 40 Nigerians so far documented within the last 2 weeks, and Buhari’s government has not made any significant effort to tackle this deadly epidemic.
6. For the first time in the history of Nigeria, and perhaps the world, the National Assembly has been presented with two ridiculous budgets, both emanating from the Presidency, and neither of which has been denied, this after the disgraceful drama of the missing budget.
7. Buhari appointed his relations as Chairman of INEC, and the result has been their disgraceful conduct of elections in Kogi and Bayelsa states, and the entrance into common Nigerian lexicon of the word “inconclusive”.
8. Buhari’s record on security, despite his pedigree as a retired General, has been abysmal, to be frank. The Chibok girls have not been found, and Buhari has absolved himself of responsibility by telling their parents that their abduction did not happen on his watch.
One abduction that did happen on his watch, the kidnapping of 170 girls from the village of Bam, has enjoyed a conspiracy of silence by both the local and the international media and Buhari’s government
9. Tie all these in with the unbelievable actions of some of Buhari’s ministers and appointees, and you get a sinking feeling in your stomach.
Nigeria is officially a Banana Republic, run on rumour, innuendo and the whims and caprices of its aged Emperor and his powerful minions.
May God save Nigerians.

SO YOU EXPECT BUHARI TO BE MAGNANIMOUS?

Those of you expecting a leopard to change its spots and assume that of a Zebra are the real issues.

You see me I am a realist, I face issues head on and I expect nothing from anyone but whatever I want I get up and go for it if I fail I know at least I have tried.

I expect nothing from Buhari so I am not disappointed at any of his actions and would never be because I know they man can’t be helped.

Blessed are those who do expect for they shall not be disappointed.

When he lost elections in 2011 did he not come out like a kid in a candy store and threatened to pull down all the aisles if he dos not get his favourite candy?

Did he not promise to make the country ungovernable through his then mouth piece senile Kaita?

Did he not use his mouth to say if he does not win the election that the baboon and the dogs would be soaked in blood?

The word magnanimity is even too big a word for him to understand so cry a river and wished he would congratulate a winner in a contest trust me he won’t. The man is not only a sore loser but he is also too crass to be civil. Would his congratulatory message to Dickson stop the man from being a winner that he is?

Abeg Buhari keep your congratulatory message to those in Katsina your 97% docile rabid followers who cannot think for themselves but you must think for them. Or do you think at all? I am just asking o!

Now where is that governor from Jigawa that said Bayelsa oil belongs to them? Ifu idad.

True leaders are born not made “Nemo dat non quon habitte” you cannot give what you do not have. Buhari has no grace, finesse, class and does not even understand what it means to be graceful even in defeat so allow him lick his sores in peace mbok! He deserves to. He can’t give grace because he has none….

Tyrants don’t congratulate but they scorn but this time, he is the one being scorned.

Jonathan, you must give it to him the man is diamond mounted on a golden calf.

You can’t hide his kind. Did he not congratulated Aregbesola, Oshiomole, Obiano? That is the difference between an educated man and another with kilishi wrap as his certificate.

It never mattered to Jonathan that his party lost and even when it seemed like he was losing the last election the decent man called the tyrant and conceded defeat.

Did the tyrant not promise to replicate such and actually said Jonathan’s magnanimity would be like the paradigm for all to follow? Oh! Well, it’s Buhari his word can never be his bond hence, why I do not take anything he says as anything of importance.

The man is too mercurial and too slimy even for his own good. Buhari can’t stand by any of his words he is a liar period.

As long as the so called average Nigerians continue to see things from ethnic perspective then they should not expect a solution to the myriad of problems confronting the country. Let us deal with these enemies of the republic who have stolen our common wealth into nothingness. Personally , I do not care who ends up in jail as long as they will act as deterrent to future looters, and this have nothing to do with whether you are Igbo, Yoruba or Hausa as the consequences of these unpatriotic Nigerians affects us all directly or indirectly. Can’t people work for honest wages, can’t people work to elevate Nigeria rather than looking at public office as avenues to do nothing but steal? The simple answer is that they know they can get away with it, and let us thank God for Buhari who may not be a perfect man but is courageous enough to stare this evil in the eyes. May the Lord help your effort General.

Hoe does this compare to the people of the North who pay Boko Haram to kill and destroy and bomb Nigerians?

“One of the most annoying responses we get from the handlers of President Buhari in recent times is that the president is taking his time to fight corruption, so therefore the economy could wait. Ridiculous as this may sound, it is the new line of defence in the government’s political discourse. Eight months in and the only thing our president has done is to fight corruption!

First, in his bid to recruit ‘incorruptible’ saints as technocrats, he spent three months without a cabinet, only for the technocrats to turn out as the same people we know, and not some angels from the other world; all in the bid to avoid corruption. As if that is not enough, President Buhari has ordered the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to carry out certain embarrassing and ridiculous directives, all in the name of fighting corruption. The president has vowed to disregard unfavorable court orders; all in the name of fighting corruption. Despite all the cacophony of the ‘anti-corruption’ propaganda, eight months after, not even a single case has been tried successfully and won against corruption. One would begin to wonder that, since when has it become the fiscal responsibility of Mr. President to fight corruption, when there are agencies specifically designed to do just that?

By the way, where in our constitution can we find ‘Fighting Corruption’ as a fiscal responsibility either on the exclusive, concurrent or residual list? Why should fighting corruption be an achievement by a government when it is in fact supposed to be a responsibility of a specific arm of government?

The duties of the Federal Government of Nigeria are clearly spelt out in our federal system: policy making, defence, foreign policy, banking, immigration, general economic planning, infrastructural development, etc. Today we have a government that has abysmally abandoned its true fiscal responsibility and is craftily using the slogan of ‘anti-corruption’ as a justification for its failure in carrying out its true economic functions. The Naira has broken a three decade record, the implementation of the 2016 budget is threatened by uncertain sources of funding, Boko Haram still attacks, the Chibok girls are yet to be found, federal contractors are abandoning sites, stocks in the exchange market keep dropping in value, foreign investors remain unsure of the economy, salaries are being owed, Nigeria’s name has disappeared from the list of the world’s emerging economies, etc. Yet, when you ask Mr. President about what he has done, what you hear is ‘we are fighting corruption’. This is becoming unbearable.

Today we have President Buhari and we are asking, what has he really done in genuinely fighting corruption other than creating political division, ruining the economy, raising ethnic tensions and launching media propaganda, all in a primitive and confrontational manner capable of heating up the fragile state of the country.

There are professional ways to fight corruption without making breaking news out of these, as was exemplified by the previous government. The Goodluck Jonathan government fought corruption using technology and professionalism in several cases. First, Jonathan supported and funded the National Identification Management Commission (NIMC) to check identity fraud, unlike the governments before him. Jonathan supported the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS) to checkmate ‘ghost workers’, launched the Treasury Single Account (TSA) to checkmate government bureaucratic corruption, launched the Bank Verification Number (BVN) to checkmate money laundering, supported card readers to checkmate electoral fraud and corruption, presided over the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) activities to checkmate procurement corruption, etc. Although, due to personal selfish political reasons, he later chose to deliberately slow down the implementation processes of these innovations as a way of maintaining political stability; an action which became one of his greatest political weaknesses. Despite the adjudgment of his government as being grossly corrupt, Jonathan provided anti-corruption solutions using technology and professionalism and without creating political enmity through the process. He also got Nigeria’s name on the list of the fastest growing economy in the world.

Again, I ask, what has President Buhari really done differently in tackling systematic corruption in Nigeria that previous governments before him did not do? The EFCC as it is presently constituted is a defective and reactive institution incapable of reducing corruption. What the EFCC and Mr. President can do is to go after those who have already stolen public funds. What Nigeria needs is a proactive administrative mechanism that actually stops people from stealing, and not an institution that goes after them when they have already stolen. Unfortunately, the present structure of Nigeria’s federalism is incapable of providing such proactive solutions because Nigeria itself is built on a corrupt, skewed and irreconcilable foundation that only thrives on corruption.

Today, we have a President Buhari and his team of ‘saintly’ technocrats who have not proffered any ingenious new idea but are simply leveraging on existing efforts. Yet, the rhetoric is deafening. Nigerians now celebrate mediocrity to the extent that they see the arrest, detention and unfair prosecution of suspects in corruption cases as an achievement worth accrediting to President Buhari. How did we get here?

One thing all Nigerians must come to understand is that corruption as it has become in our country is an inevitable byproduct of our defective present system of federalism. Just the way it is natural for goats to eat yam, so it is normal and even legal for Nigerian politicians to steal money under our present skewed ‘feeding bottle’ structure of government. The present style of Nigeria’s federalism is corruption legalised. Nigeria itself is corruption and if you must fight corruption, you must first discard this skewed, flawed, corrupt, unitary ‘feeding bottle’ federalism that we currently practice and agree to restructure Nigeria into a competitive, efficient, productive, competitive, and locally driven True Fiscal Federalism. Only when President Buhari does this can we then know that he genuinely wishes to fight corruption and put Nigeria on the path to greatness. By the way, what can President Buhari do in the states and local governments where over 70 percent of the real corruption takes place? Obviously nothing. As long as we continue with the monthly ritual of sharing oil money at Abuja to lazy, redundant, inefficient and unproductive politicians and their states, we cannot fight corruption in Nigeria! We cannot even reduce it, we can only decide whose turn is it to benefit from corruption. This is simply how we roll in Nigeria under our present defective system.

In Nigeria, the manner in which politicians (including President Buhari) win elections is corrupt. How the federal government awards contracts, how they decide on who and which contract should be paid for, how to manipulate revenue allocations to shortchange certain states, how they use revenues generated in the beer (alcohol) industry to fund development in Sharia states, how they choose to be selective in probing those who are compromised, the lopsided nature of political appointments, how the money hardworking Lagosians and Lagos State generate is shared to people in other states, etc. All these issues are inevitable corruption arising from our skewed system of federalism and of which President Buhari is a major beneficiary, just like the leaders before him.

How do we really change things in Nigeria and put an end to systematic corruption?

First, in a country like Nigeria, you cannot fight corruption by relying on the self-restraint of the leaders. We cannot rely alone on the personal integrity of President Buhari to fight corruption. We must establish some sort of administrative constraints on Nigerian officials to the extent that even if we mistakenly elect a crafty thief to become our leader, he will be unable to manifest his ‘skill’ due to the administrative constraints built into institutions. In order for us to do this and like I have said before, we must first, discard this skewed, flawed, corrupt, unitary ‘feeding bottle’ federalism that we currently practice in Nigeria and agree to ‪restructure Nigeria into a competitive, efficient, productive, competitive, and locally driven ‪‎True Fiscal Federalism.

The EFCC is only doing its job and it is expected that President Buhari should do his own job by focusing on supervising and saving the Nigerian economy from possible collapse.

What Nigeria truly needs right now is True Fiscal Federalism and not EFCC, APC, PDP, INEC or even a national budget. Restructure Nigeria and you might have used one stone to kill twenty birds! True Fiscal Federalism will eliminate corruption, promote regional integration, reduce ethnic tension and secession demands, unite Nigerians, promote development and put Nigeria on the path to greatness once again.

If the funds recovered from the eight month ‘Fighting Corruption’ Project can be used to fund at least 10 percent of the 2016 budget, then President Buhari should continue with the project, but if not, then he should pay more attention to sourcing for revenue to fund the 2016 budget and fix the entire economy.

The EFCC is only doing its job and it is expected that President Buhari should do his own job by focusing on supervising and saving the Nigerian economy from possible collapse. Nigeria urgently needs diversification and fighting corruption on a daily basis through the media does not diversify the economy”.

By Tony Osborg

COLONEL SAMBO DASUKI NEEDS A SHRINK. HIS BEHAVIOR IN PUBLIC OFFICE WAS ABNORMAL.

President Buhari Has No Capacity To Rule Nigeria. – Bloomberg UK.

**Nigeria dangerous sliding, investments in all-time low, stock market rated world 3rd-worst & growth slow to 16-year.

International financial and business news giant, Bloomberg, has expressed serious doubts on the ability of President Muhammad Buhari of Nigeria to turn around Africa’s largest economy and oil producer.

In a scathing analysis of the over six months of Buhari in office, the news outlet concluded that the country was on a dangerous slide with investments at an all-time low, the stock market rated as the third-worst performing globally within the period, and growth projected to slow to a 16-year low of 3.3 percent.

In an article, Buhari Bounce Becomes Bust As Nigeria Policies Annoy Investors, the group noted that stocks that soared as investors looked to the former military ruler to reverse decades of economic mismanagement and policy inertia, have all nosed dived and “Now hopes have fizzled in his ability to turn around Africa’s largest economy and oil producer.

“Money that flowed into stocks and bonds in the West African nation, which McKinsey & Co. says could become one of the world’s 20 biggest economies by 2030, is now fleeing as growth prospects diminish along with oil prices. While Buhari, 72, has prioritized stamping out the graft that has plagued Nigeria since independence from Britain in 1960, policy-making appears as uncertain and haphazard as ever.”
Quoting Ayodele Salami, who oversees about $500 million of African equities as chief investment officer of London-based Duet Asset Management Ltd., he said the initial euphoria has turned to disillusionment.

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This work of investigative journalism should be awarded a prize. It shows that Nigeria as a country that wants its voice to be heard and respected in Africa has come of age. To document this far is a credit for journalists defending the 4th Estate establishment pride. The agency scaled and put across to the public is not one easy to reach, because it is over-fortified. Nigeria is learning the democracy language relevant for investigative journalism and freedom of the press. In that case the samples: US, Britain and the rest of them, I am sure if they see and read this sorrowful article will applaud the lessons given as not being wasted. The result is impressive with the daring of this journalist. From the look of things, it still seems this is a scratch of the surface, so this kind of investigative work must continue to get to the roots and understand the problems and questions, because without doing that the truth will not be known and if that is to supply the base for solution only the truth will make possible. Nigeria at cross-roads is not what will uplift and sustain the nation. From the look of things the nation just has to be grateful that the time has come to examine the roots of the country’s dilemma. Buhari is good at it, so let’s put sentiments and North-South dichotomy aside and face the battle to put things right and heal the nation. For Buhari as a man at the helms of things in Nigeria we have to than the former UN Secretary General who mediated the election process that so overwhelmingly should that Nigeria was to change if not hell would descend on her. I for one thank him: Mr Kofi Anan. I commented on his reconciliation work and assembly of Nigerian elders for that purpose including Jonathan – then President and the vibrant Opposition Leader then, now the President. (Thank you again Kofi Anan). My comment between 4014 and 2015 was wiped off. Threat horrible by nature began, my internet lines were ruined – where I live everything happened day and night – very ghostly-like. I have complained shocked that this happens and still continues in Finnish government air space! What has gone wrong, when before the change of government some men were toasting over on business contracts. Besides the technological, there is also the cult-like, the evil is run by unseen hands. My story is special because I have also commented on couple of Security policy related journalistic articles on Nigeria as a diaspora. I only know what I have had to suffer un-explainably, when the good thing I have done is only help. Where I live is still ragging and I am on fire. Nigerians are no more good-spirited and honest with security definition and practice. If the battle to correct is not fought now it might be too late in this crude world. Give Buhari a hearing!